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Dylan Hears a Who is a free record that brings together the best of two worlds: Bob Dylan and Dr. Seuss. Songs include: Oh, The Thinks You Can Think, Green Eggs and Ham, Miss Gertrude McFuzz, McElligot’s Pool, Too Many Daves, The Zax, and The Cat in The Hat.
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March 16th, 2007 at 11:58 pm
Right. I realize that it’s not really Bob Dylan, but an imitator (I think his name is Zimmerman, it’s on the site I linked to…). He does a good job in his parody. Dylan would never do this; it’s just a clever, amusing ‘mashup’ to use the internet lingo of the day.
April 10th, 2007 at 2:39 am
Hi digenis,
If the imitator’s name is Zimmerman, he even imitates bob’s name: Dylan’s real name is . . . Robert Zimmerman 
March 16th, 2007 at 11:26 pm
This is not a real Bob Dylan album. It’s just some guy who made it up.If you are a true Bob Dylan fan you will be able to tell that this is not really him singing it’s an anoying voice and he does an ok job at mimicking Bob but it’s just doesn’t cut it and it gets anoying fast.. so it was a really cool concept and lets hope that it inspires Bob Dylan to actually record this cause it would be sweet but even the music wasn’t up to par and I would be excited to see what Bob was going to do with it if he took this idea!